Sinatra tribute in the crypt. Brilliant evening. Band and singer were great. Lovely polite bar staff eager to help. Purchased meat and cheese platers with wine.. perfect.

Attended the Thursday lunchtime Great Sacred music service. A peaceful break from the hustle of the city. Absolutely wonderful; beautiful surroundings, angelic voices and an interesting discussion of the music presentation

St Martin-in-the-Fields is an Anglican church. The Church is in Trafalgar Square, which is a center of London. This Church of England is a fine structure rated from the 18th century. The Church is one of the finest in London. Apart from other things, the crypt has performances of the jazz type. It's popular with locals and visitors from the United Kingdom and overseas We looked around when we visited St Martin's when we were in Trafalger Square, it was beautiful.

This splendid church has magnificent Georgian architecture and it stands in one corner of Trafalgar Square. The current building was completed in 1726 and in 1924 it actually hosted the first church service to be broadcast on the radio. The Church features many concerts, including free lunchtime and afternoon performances. There are also atmospheric candlelit evening events and regular exhibitions to discover. There are 2 cafes, Courtyard Café and Café in the Crypt which is worth a visit for the ambience of its surroundings. The church has a magnificent Organ and a particularly beautiful ceiling. This is a famous church it is featured in several books and has hosted many famous weddings. In addition the church may be the St Martin's referred to in the nursery rhyme known as Oranges and Lemons.

Splendid candlelit concert by the Trafalgar Sinfonia in this lovely church. Enjoyed a mixed programme of classical music from Bach, Handel and Vivaldi. It's a short concert so you can combine it with a west end visit.

What a beautifully serene church. An ideal place to catch your breath amid the helterskelter of visiting London. I'd hoped to go to the National Gallery but the queue was so long I decided against it. St Martins more than made up for it. Many thanks for the welcome.

The famous St Martin-in-the-Fields Church dated from A.D. 1726 and is located at Trafalgar Square. On a warm Saturday-evening in July, we visited the church. The Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra played Bach, Händel and Telemann with Ben Goldscheider and Radek Baborák, horn, and Jiri Houdek, trumpet. Baborák conducted. The concert included Bach’s Brandenburg 3, Händel’s Water & Fireworks, and Telemann’s Trumpet Sonata & Concerto for 2 Horns. Before the concert we had a drink in the spacious church’s crypt café. The Oxford Orchestra is professional but appears to be a second level orchestra focusing on popular baroque music. Nonetheless the concert was very nice. Recommended.

Absolutely great. A place where everybody is welcome. Whatever your nationality, colour of your passport , rich or poor, alone or with friends and family. In the crypt there is a place to eat and drink. Prices are very reasonable and staff very friendly. In the evening there are excellent concerts in the church. Of course it a church and a place of worship. A historical church. A safe anchorage.